Divorce Clinic of Raymond Burke, John Walker, Attorneys-$150 Legal Fee Simple No Contest Divorce

What are the requirements to get a divorce in North Carolina? The only grounds for divorce are that the couple has to be separated for one year before filing for the divorce, and at least one of you has lived in North Carolina for the last 6 months.

With the Divorce Clinic, your divorce can be managed in an easy, affordable, and amicable way

Our Experience

Handling your separation and divorce on your own can make the process more challenging. Lawyers possess specialized knowledge and skills, understanding that divorce law is filled with complex and technical rules.

However, not all lawyers are experts in the nuances of North Carolina family law. The Divorce Clinic has been handling uncontested divorces in North Carolina for over 40 years and is well-versed in your rights. Choosing the right divorce lawyer is one of the most important decisions you will make.

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North Carolina has a program that will waive the court costs if you cannot afford them.

If you receive SSI or SNAP, you can have your court costs waived. If you do not benefit from one of those programs but make less than $2000 per month, you can still apply to have them waived. For more information, click here: Indigency Waiver

We can also answer any questions you may have about divorce in North Carolina, including:

What is an absolute Divorce?

What are the grounds for obtaining an absolute divorce in North Carolina?

Can I change my name during the divorce process?

Is it possible to get an annulment?

Does North Carolina allow divorces based on marital fault?

Can my spouse and I file for divorce together?

How do North Carolina divorce laws apply to someone married in a foreign country?

How does it work?

Simple steps to our divorce process

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Fill out our Getting Started Form

Once you submit the form, we will review it and contact you with any questions.

Sign the documents that we email to you

We send the documents to you. Email is the quickest way to receive them. You will sign them in front of a Notary and mail them back to us.

We do the rest

When we receive the documents, we do the remaining steps for you, including sending a summons to your spouse, putting your case on the court calendar, and ensuring it is signed by a judge.

$150 Legal Fee + Court Costs for a Simple No Contest NC Divorce · NO COURT APPEARANCE & NO OFFICE VISIT & NO SEPARATE DOCUMENT FEE

$150 Legal Fee + Court Costs for a Simple No Contest NC Divorce. $400 for Separation Agreement. No Court Appearance and No Office Visit.